Mr Putra K.p.dalem1 1Bali Tourism Institute, Denpasar, Indonesia   At a time of gastronomic travel, leisure and tourism industries are placing food heritage at centre of a triangulation of culture, identity and market. Using the example of two duck dishes, this presentation...

Dr Amie Sexton1 1Federation University Australia, Ballarat, Australia   This research explores image, identity and storytelling in the wine world. For most of the history of winemaking, the primary concern of both industry and research has been production – winemaking...

Ms Ayako Kawai1 1Fenner School of Environment and Society, Australian National University   Farmers’ continued seed saving on-farm is vital for the conservation of crop diversity. However, farmers’ seed saving has been marginalized with the limitation of legislation and the...

Ms Bhavna Middha1 1RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia   This paper studies convenience-eating, characterized by eating on-the-go, which is largely associated with resource and energy intensive practices. It aims to understand the complex socio-technical and spatiotemporal arrangements that enable and constitute...

Dr Margaret Raven1 1University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia   Remote Indigenous peoples in Australia consume the focus of policy interventions and research. However, more Indigenous people live in urban and regional areas than in remote areas. Despite this,...

Dr Kate Johnston1 1Sydney Environment Institute, University Of Sydney, Sydney, Australia   Staying in Sydney is no easy task as housing prices increase, neighbourhoods rapidly transform, and social housing is pushed to the geographical edges. It is also no mean...

Mr Warrick Jordan1 1International Centre for Balanced Land Use, University Of Newcastle, Newcastle, Australia   Global energy market change is accelerating and energy production exhibits considerable regional concentration. Consequently, specific regions and populations are disproportionately exposed to the supply-side socioeconomic...

Dr Theresa Harada1, Dr Dan Daly, Professor Gordon Waitt, Professor Paul Cooper 1University Of Wollongong, Wollongong, Australia   Household energy practices and infrastructures have become a key government policy theme. In light of the need to encourage adaptive behaviours to...

Dr Hedda Ransan-cooper1 1ANU, Canerra, Australia   While community led distribute energy has exploded in Australia in recent years, there has been very little in-depth analysis into how best to support or facilitate community energy.This paper will explore some preliminary...

Dr Meg Sherval1 1The University Of Newcastle, Callaghan, Australia   The global energy landscape is transforming. Debates about energy security and energy scarcity have become increasingly important as nations seek to ensure continuity of supply into the future. Recent technological...